@@hardatak dunno. Last time someone I knew had a major surgery they went to Costa Rica instead. It was like half the cost even with the travel and hotel included.
@@bemusedbandersnatch2069 That's the difference, socialism says nothing is available while capitalism says you can't afford anything. At least with capitalism you have an option. In Canada many go to the USA, you can wait years, no one cares if it's too late to treat you
@@g.w.7893 Present company included, I presume. If you're anywhere in North America, & you're not Indigenous, you're one of the immigrants you so charmingly describe as useless.
As someone in his 60's, ive seen the quality healthcare that was the envy of the entire planet. WTF-ever we have now IS NOT THAT. Such a shame that Canadian Healthcare has fallen so far.
yeah well you keep voting for right wingers who want to privatise it. The only way that's gonna happen is if they defund the public system then claim it doesn't work, and then really stupid people believe them.
That's what happens when we allow our educational institutions to educate people that have no intention of practicing within the country. It's even a 2 pronged problem. Foreigners take up spots in our educational institutions knowing their country will allow them to transfer over while Canada makes it difficult for Canadians to study abroad and transfer over to become a doctor here.
@@ryanthompson3737 I'd say its a mix of that and them not being able to transfer their skills from back home. Try asking your next Uber driver about their job background. I've seen mathematicians, electricians, plumbers, restaurant owners, English teachers, etc. A lot of them can't even use their high school diploma from back home and would be required to get a GED/CAEC, which is just not attainable when you're working fresh off the boat with family who depend on you. Getting a GED and THEN getting a college/university degree back to back would take years.
How can Americans buy-up the houses when the Chinese & Punjab own all of them, pricing Canadian locals out of the housing market. Did I forget to tell you that all the Tim Hortons franchises & businesses have all been bought up too, Canadians fired, then forced on welfare or homeless?
@@Glyn-gq8tspretty sure it already is lol, liberals and Trudeau have divided the country like never before, should be interesting to see how the civil goes down soon
Depends - if the Americans are from around big cities or big states - Canada is cheaper. I have looked. We can keep our big American salaries too ,working remotely, so we wont bother your job market.
OMG, I needed that!!!! I live 1 hour south from my Canadian neighbors in Quebec and have friends there…..believe me, I would not want to inflict our problems on you!!!! But I love to visit from time to time! 💖
I wonder if they sang Gordon Lightfoot songs, like Stephen Colbert did, when he decided to see how to become a Canadian citizen. Take care, and all the best.
As an American I formally apologize that our overflowing toilet of a winner-take-all society has spilled over the border, but...I'm still vacationing there every year, dammit.
Happy US Thanksgiving🦃🇺🇸! The only reason I know that is, it's the weekend Whistler opens for skiing. Fresh snow, into the valley, pretty nice right now
"winner take all" you mean a democracy? Because that's what happens when you have a society split so badly down political lines, and remember, right wingers are constitutionalists, their beliefs founded the United States.
It's at the point where my wife and I are considering travelling to the US to pay for the health care we cannot get here. We may as well buy a home while we're at it, the prices are lower even after the exchange rate is considered, plus better weather in some places. Trump sucks, but so does Trudeau.
@@mattc9598True, but it's not like you actually need your own family doctor to access health care. It's a good idea to have one, but walk in clinics are everywhere.
Difference is, you don't pay taxes and on top of that pay health insurance with copays and premiums that when the necessity time comes can bankrupt you - especially if you happen to have a disease or accident your insurance policy doesn't cover. It has happened to you to have a minor proceeding or exam and find out it costed thousands of dollars? Biden capped the costs of insulin and inhalers. Before that, Americans traveled to Mexico to buy the same things way cheaper, get dental care, even surgery. If Trump gets away with repealing ACA aka Obamacare with only "concepts of a plan" to replace it, you can expect healthcare tourism too.
Is Canada post that expensive alternative to FEDEX and Purolator? The only thing that's changed since they've been on strike is that I have less garbage in the mail box I check once every two months.
I'm an American , and my wife and are good friends with another couple from Canada who have a vacation home in palm springs california , season passes to Disneyland and spend a lot of time on various cruises to different parts of the world . Do we envy them ? Maybe a little , but we have a decent life , own our own home here in California , we go to Disneyland when we want ( my wife retired from there after 20 years of putting up with tons of b.s. ) and we saved up and went on a cruise to alaska ( our first real vacation ever . ) I can understand Canadiens frustration with Americans wanting to move there. But take it as a complement that you have such a beautiful country and you've taken such good care of it .
Moved to Calgary in the early 2000's for two years, from Texas. The first winter a Canadian sly asked me "well what do you think of the winters"? My response - "almost as cold as Wyoming but without the wind"! They didn't know I'd lived in Wyoming for 12 years, and at much higher elevation.
Housing prices have started to go down a little, at least in BC. Still, I think Americans should stay the out of Canada. Their NIMBYism and shift to investing in housing instead of stocks and businesses is what got us into our current mess.
Damn dude that was so clever. It makes fun of the idea that Americans can solve their problems just by moving to Canada, points out the issues we really are struggling with, but still makes Canada seem good.
1:08 Funny how you guys mention that, a lot of Americans do live in Mexico, with the US Department of State even estimating that 1.6 million US citizens live in Mexico today.
@@richardlamm4826 if you need the medical treatment its as fast as possible my father fell and broke his back on a friday afternoon by saturday morning they had the best spinal surgeon in the province ready to operate, by sunday he has in recovery in a private room (we payed a little extra for a private room) the worst our costs we went through was the parking and the hotel room. all in all the surgery and the 2 week recovery period costs us a little over 2.5K CAD
@@richardlamm4826prolly quicker than the States at this rate. I've waited 9 months for a specialist referral and generally 6 just to get in to a GP (who tends to just be an np) for any condition here... Most of us Americans tend to go to urgent care or ER if we can't wait more than 3 months. Then once there you'll be waiting 4+ hours to get in. 😂
I assume you're American. Technically you're correct. But compared to USA, yes there is. My son in law's 2 heart transplants cost nothing out of pocket. My wife's cancer treatment 7yrs ago cost nothing out of pocket. They even covered our fuel to & from twice a week for treatment & all follow ups (120 miles each way). My grand daughter's birth & heart surgery on day 7 cost nothing out of pocket. The surgery also involved a ride in the air ambulance to get her there. My wife broke her shoulder in 3 places, cost nothing out of pocket. My wife's heart attack 2mths ago cost nothing out of pocket. Our puffers, in USA, cost $360usd here they're $4.50usd. Right now because we've hit the safety limit ALL meds are free for the rest of the year.
@@pkcensors ALL Aussie citizens are covered. To reduce the stress on the public system private insurance is encouraged with tax breaks. I don't know what the story is with foreigners.
I disagree on this one, I runaway from China to Canada for a better life because I’m gay and I wanted to have a family one day, and that day has come. So from my experience running away sometimes can help, but it doesn’t solve all your problems automatically.
That logic would have us living in caves. We didn’t like caves so technology improved and we don’t live in caves. Or….. Horses vs cars or trains. Technology is driven by not being satisfied with what we have. Leaving a country could be running from something. It can also be striving for something better. Just saying
Americans move to Canada and find out things suck, Canadians move to the US and find out things suck. Better to just stay where you are and deal with the suck that you know.
Good advice for fleeing Americans! Head to the south border. We’d love to help but thanks to bad policy, corruption and greed don’t have anywhere for you to live. It’s so ridiculous even our tent cities are full and have a ten year waiting list.
@ Sorry our tent cities have grown so out of control our municipal governments are bypassing Canadians constitutional rights and the courts by use of an idiotic legal instrument called the notwithstanding clause that lets them use police force of violence to push homeless disabled Canadians into “voluntary” euthanasia and homeless families with children underground or at least somewhere out of sight. Unless you’re an independently wealthy multi millionaire or billionaire you won’t like Canada.
A kinda-somewhat related and absolutely true story. When Covid hit, a Canadian expat, Allison Parliament, was up with her family in southern Ontario. On seeing her Jeep with American license plates she was verbally assaulted and told to get out of the country by an angry stranger in a parking lot. It shook her badly. As a way to maybe make folks smile during that dark time she bought a bag of little yellow rubber ducks and put one on another Jeep as a random act of kindness. Long story short, the story went viral, and ducking Jeeps is now a huge thing in the Jeeping community around the world. Ms. Parliament died earlier this year.
Canada healthcare may not be free, but at least you can visit any doctor. In the US, you have in and out of network providers, and the worst part is that you have private health and can still deny you services all the time.
I remember doing a bicycle tour in Ohio about 10 years ago and a Canadian guy was bragging about their healthcare system. He said he only had to wait about six months for his heart surgery.
I think houses are very expensive in big US cities, but the salaries there are a lot higher too. In Vancouver, there are not a of job opportunities, salaries are not high, but houses are so expensive.
Hey there, It's incredible how we connect with strangers in unexpected ways. Although I don't usually do this, I couldn't help but reach out to you after seeing your comment. Could you tell me what you like to do in your spare time?
@@Brett580lol after seeing your comment? 😂😂😂 you meant profile pic right? That was a sneaky simp move. And you do it non stop I see. You say that exact comment. Just change the name of whatever woman you trying to schmooze. I get it. Throw 100 darts blindly. Maybe one will hit the bullseye.😂😂
Best country? lol. Have you seen our homeless encampments and have you used our “free healthcare”? Food bank use is in the rise, the list goes on. Oh I bet you as a far left sheep will tell me to leave? Nah bro. I’m gonna fight for my country.
@@junkfoodguy do you not know about the Affordable Care Act? People can actually see doctors in a reasonable amount of time for a reasonable amount of money
and women dying, and environmental chaos and denialism, and sucking up to the billionaires and the craziest of the trump troops. On my list to be avoided
Canadian Health Care is not FREE.. it is a Universal Health Care plan available to all Canadians paid for by all Canadian taxpayers.
Do a lot of Canadians have to file for medical bankruptcies?
@@bemusedbandersnatch2069do Americans have to wait 20 months for spinal surgery 😐
@@hardatak dunno. Last time someone I knew had a major surgery they went to Costa Rica instead. It was like half the cost even with the travel and hotel included.
It's not paid by taxpayers, we are borrowing that money. Future generations may pay for it some day.
@@bemusedbandersnatch2069 That's the difference, socialism says nothing is available while capitalism says you can't afford anything.
At least with capitalism you have an option. In Canada many go to the USA, you can wait years, no one cares if it's too late to treat you
So...the lamp immigrated to Canada.
Welcome!
Sorry dude. The lamp has got to go.
😂😂😂
It would be more useful than most immigrants.
@@g.w.7893 Present company included, I presume. If you're anywhere in North America, & you're not Indigenous, you're one of the immigrants you so charmingly describe as useless.
Leave your lamps. Lamps, don't come.
“Free healthcare” LMAO! 🤣
Well, it's not like Canadians can afford to buy the houses here...
You think Po go live usa
@@junkfoodguy ?
@afungusamungus2860 answer it
Clever ones can.
Where do you live ? I might be able to help
As someone in his 60's, ive seen the quality healthcare that was the envy of the entire planet. WTF-ever we have now IS NOT THAT. Such a shame that Canadian Healthcare has fallen so far.
yeah well you keep voting for right wingers who want to privatise it.
The only way that's gonna happen is if they defund the public system then claim it doesn't work, and then really stupid people believe them.
The Newcomers need it more than you.
That's what happens when we allow our educational institutions to educate people that have no intention of practicing within the country. It's even a 2 pronged problem. Foreigners take up spots in our educational institutions knowing their country will allow them to transfer over while Canada makes it difficult for Canadians to study abroad and transfer over to become a doctor here.
@@ryanthompson3737 I'd say its a mix of that and them not being able to transfer their skills from back home. Try asking your next Uber driver about their job background. I've seen mathematicians, electricians, plumbers, restaurant owners, English teachers, etc. A lot of them can't even use their high school diploma from back home and would be required to get a GED/CAEC, which is just not attainable when you're working fresh off the boat with family who depend on you. Getting a GED and THEN getting a college/university degree back to back would take years.
Yup.. a real shame we've allowed privatization to slowly eek it's way in and deteriorate the system.
I got a pizza comin' 🤣🤣😂
From pizza corner?
Butter chicken pizza??🤣
Hawaiian! 😅
🇨🇦Double Double 🍁huh?
22 minutes still coming in with the good skits. grew up watching the older 22 minutes crew on Cable and they still got it :D
Actually laughed out loud at this one! Thanks so much 22 minutes always making a Canadian's day brighter.
Disagreeing on this not funny at all
Mark Critch, all the way from Newfieland eh.
I will leave you here with the lamp Helen!
Absolutely hilarious.
How can Americans buy-up the houses when the Chinese & Punjab own all of them, pricing Canadian locals out of the housing market. Did I forget to tell you that all the Tim Hortons franchises & businesses have all been bought up too, Canadians fired, then forced on welfare or homeless?
I did not expect that ending lol
Was relieved at the ending!!! Thought for a moment maybe that was what Canada was becoming and I was horrified at the thought
@@Glyn-gq8ts I know, right? Good to know they really are lefty loons, huh?
@@Glyn-gq8tspretty sure it already is lol, liberals and Trudeau have divided the country like never before, should be interesting to see how the civil goes down soon
Why not, Mexico has 5000 different kind of peppers growing down there… How many are growing up north?
Canada is more expensive than America, so I really doubt they're coming here.
I am an American and our family moved here. It is worse out there..
MOVED TO CANADA LAST YEAR, ALBERTA, NOT THE SHITHOLE EASTERN PROVINCES! AND IT'S DEFINITELY BETTER THAN AMERICA!
Expensive house vs expensive health care take ur pick
@jfc4609 You can opt out of healthcare. My health-care has cost me $3000 over the past 10 years.
I pay more now that I have insurance.
Depends - if the Americans are from around big cities or big states - Canada is cheaper. I have looked. We can keep our big American salaries too ,working remotely, so we wont bother your job market.
OMG, I needed that!!!! I live 1 hour south from my Canadian neighbors in Quebec and have friends there…..believe me, I would not want to inflict our problems on you!!!! But I love to visit from time to time! 💖
We all ❤ each other and despise the demonic Central Bank controlled governments. 👍
lol 😂 this was hilarious 🇨🇦😆
What was so hilarious about that.
I wonder if they sang Gordon Lightfoot songs, like Stephen Colbert did, when he decided to see how to become a Canadian citizen.
Take care, and all the best.
The legend lives on from the Chippewa on down.......
As an American I formally apologize that our overflowing toilet of a winner-take-all society has spilled over the border, but...I'm still vacationing there every year, dammit.
Cuz it's so cheap? Our dollar is worthless
I think we need to build a wall… :)
Happy US Thanksgiving🦃🇺🇸! The only reason I know that is, it's the weekend Whistler opens for skiing. Fresh snow, into the valley, pretty nice right now
"winner take all" you mean a democracy?
Because that's what happens when you have a society split so badly down political lines, and remember, right wingers are constitutionalists, their beliefs founded the United States.
No dude, we have our own problems here that have nothing to do with the US.
So many Canadians come to Mexico for healthcare.
And Canadian Karens are even worse than the Muricans.
Ya had me scared for a sec. I thought they were coming back to America. 🤣🤣
I really liked the go back to where you came from greeting, as a native ontariowin I use that a lot.
Gotta love the guy on the gurney, he's got a pizza comin'🍕🐿😂
I will leave you here with the lamp....
🤣🤣
Our health care is not free. Canadians pay for health through their income tax.
And any newcomer has to wait 3 months before being eligible to be covered...
@@francescathomas3502 3 months ain't bad considering the wait list to get a new doctor is 3 years
It's at the point where my wife and I are considering travelling to the US to pay for the health care we cannot get here. We may as well buy a home while we're at it, the prices are lower even after the exchange rate is considered, plus better weather in some places. Trump sucks, but so does Trudeau.
@@mattc9598True, but it's not like you actually need your own family doctor to access health care. It's a good idea to have one, but walk in clinics are everywhere.
Difference is, you don't pay taxes and on top of that pay health insurance with copays and premiums that when the necessity time comes can bankrupt you - especially if you happen to have a disease or accident your insurance policy doesn't cover. It has happened to you to have a minor proceeding or exam and find out it costed thousands of dollars?
Biden capped the costs of insulin and inhalers. Before that, Americans traveled to Mexico to buy the same things way cheaper, get dental care, even surgery.
If Trump gets away with repealing ACA aka Obamacare with only "concepts of a plan" to replace it, you can expect healthcare tourism too.
The current 22 Minutes is spot on & so hilarious. :D
This is better than I remember them being. Maybe I should see what they're making more recently.
All paid by Russian bots!
I hope they do a Canada Post/CUPW parody 😂
Is Canada post that expensive alternative to FEDEX and Purolator? The only thing that's changed since they've been on strike is that I have less garbage in the mail box I check once every two months.
@@KevinSmith-qt4hz Not everybody offers alternatives especially if mailed from abroad
I'm an American , and my wife and are good friends with another couple from Canada who have a vacation home in palm springs california , season passes to Disneyland and spend a lot of time on various cruises to different parts of the world . Do we envy them ? Maybe a little , but we have a decent life , own our own home here in California , we go to Disneyland when we want ( my wife retired from there after 20 years of putting up with tons of b.s. ) and we saved up and went on a cruise to alaska ( our first real vacation ever . ) I can understand Canadiens frustration with Americans wanting to move there. But take it as a complement that you have such a beautiful country and you've taken such good care of it .
As a Canadian, I don’t mind Americans moving here, as long as it’s done legally. We’ve got plenty of room!
@@shelleymarion7412 Is that Canada-speak for "give it your best shot, I give it one winter and you're gone"?
@ lol maybe?
Moved to Calgary in the early 2000's for two years, from Texas. The first winter a Canadian sly asked me "well what do you think of the winters"? My response - "almost as cold as Wyoming but without the wind"! They didn't know I'd lived in Wyoming for 12 years, and at much higher elevation.
@ to be fair, winters in Calgary are not that drastic. Try spending a winter in the prairies or up north🥶🥶🥶
LOL!
They still got it!
Yea...I don't think even the Americans can afford our houses....so housing won't change much - if at all.
Housing prices have started to go down a little, at least in BC. Still, I think Americans should stay the out of Canada. Their NIMBYism and shift to investing in housing instead of stocks and businesses is what got us into our current mess.
have you seen the exchange rate?
@@JC-PSC The Americans who want to leave the US are not the same as the Americans who do the NIMBYism...
I MARRIED A NICE GAL FROM SOUTHERN ALBERTA (NOT KD LANG!) AND SHE ALREADY HAS A HOUSE THAT'S PAID FOR, SO IT'S ALL GOOD...
PS- TRUCK FUDEAU!
The ones that want to leave right now are college educated professionals. Yes we can afford your homes and we can pay cash for them.
This was gold😅
Damn dude that was so clever. It makes fun of the idea that Americans can solve their problems just by moving to Canada, points out the issues we really are struggling with, but still makes Canada seem good.
1:08 Funny how you guys mention that, a lot of Americans do live in Mexico, with the US Department of State even estimating that 1.6 million US citizens live in Mexico today.
Quite a few live in Pattaya, Thailand also.
@@bobs806wonder how the Healthcare is there.
@@brooks8792They ain't there for Healthcare if you catch my drift.
Ugh
@@fallingcrane1986 largely rich retirees living in resort areas. Nobody wants to live outside of those areas in Mexico
Free health care was the funniest part
In Canada, people don't start Go Fund Mes to pay for cancer treatment.
@@zoyadulzura7490 How long does it take to get a knee replacement? When can you get in for an MRI?
@@richardlamm4826 if you need the medical treatment its as fast as possible my father fell and broke his back on a friday afternoon by saturday morning they had the best spinal surgeon in the province ready to operate, by sunday he has in recovery in a private room (we payed a little extra for a private room) the worst our costs we went through was the parking and the hotel room. all in all the surgery and the 2 week recovery period costs us a little over 2.5K CAD
@@richardlamm4826prolly quicker than the States at this rate. I've waited 9 months for a specialist referral and generally 6 just to get in to a GP (who tends to just be an np) for any condition here... Most of us Americans tend to go to urgent care or ER if we can't wait more than 3 months. Then once there you'll be waiting 4+ hours to get in. 😂
"Enjoy your free health care!"
"I'd like an MRI..."
"Okay, but have you considered euthanasia ."
🤣 you guys are right on lately 👍Keep 'em coming
There's no such thing as FREE medicare.
My medicare is 160. monthly with a health supplement that is $225. And a recent script that I need $365. $750 a month for health insurance and meds.
I assume you're American.
Technically you're correct. But compared to USA, yes there is.
My son in law's 2 heart transplants cost nothing out of pocket.
My wife's cancer treatment 7yrs ago cost nothing out of pocket. They even covered our fuel to & from twice a week for treatment & all follow ups (120 miles each way).
My grand daughter's birth & heart surgery on day 7 cost nothing out of pocket. The surgery also involved a ride in the air ambulance to get her there.
My wife broke her shoulder in 3 places, cost nothing out of pocket.
My wife's heart attack 2mths ago cost nothing out of pocket.
Our puffers, in USA, cost $360usd here they're $4.50usd. Right now because we've hit the safety limit ALL meds are free for the rest of the year.
@@aussie6910 You don't have to pay Aussie taxies to be eligible for healthcare?
@@pkcensors ALL Aussie citizens are covered. To reduce the stress on the public system private insurance is encouraged with tax breaks. I don't know what the story is with foreigners.
This was good. Thank you.❤
This is awesome! Giggling from Oregon ❤
Same. Trump won. Can't get the smile off my face.
@@chrissims518 oh honey…. Bless your heart 😂
lol! Great sarcasms 😂
as an american i approve this message.
what did the lamp ever do?!
It was a relic of the '50s, like Republicans.
What
The lamp's fine. It can stay.
@@Earthneedsado-over177 vintage is always cool...so.. nice try
If you start running away because you don’t like the way things are!! You’ll never stop running be content with what you have. So many have nothing.
Almost correct, stay where you are and take back what's yours by force***
I disagree on this one, I runaway from China to Canada for a better life because I’m gay and I wanted to have a family one day, and that day has come. So from my experience running away sometimes can help, but it doesn’t solve all your problems automatically.
Oh put a clamp on your bouche, it's a bloody joke
@@hang5260 Yuanyun is that you?
That logic would have us living in caves. We didn’t like caves so technology improved and we don’t live in caves.
Or…..
Horses vs cars or trains.
Technology is driven by not being satisfied with what we have.
Leaving a country could be running from something. It can also be striving for something better.
Just saying
Americans move to Canada and find out things suck, Canadians move to the US and find out things suck. Better to just stay where you are and deal with the suck that you know.
The most unrealistic thing is an American being able to afford a house up here.
Isn't part of patriotism staying in your country and fixing the problems?
Some problems are WAY to big to fix.
What makes the left patriotic?
Left-wingers hate their home country. It's part of the leftist ideology. 😂
You can't fix stupid.
Would you say the same thing about a bad, abusive spouse? You can't fix something or someone that doesn't want to be fixed.
Good skit my dears !!!!..
& I'm usually a tough critic !!
❤❤❤
Sorry Canada, we are not sending our best.
What you mean??? MAGAtt's going north?????
Slow clap. That was hilarious
This made my day.
I've never seen comedy spit out facts. Bravo!
Finally a good one!
I just spent many days on a hospital bed in the hallway because they are full !
Same!
But its Freeeeee!!!!!
@@MankindFails no its noooooot
@@inci7892 Freeeeee!!!!
Seriously though, waiting to not see someone actually is totally free.
You are free to wait!
Reminds me of SCTV... I'm really old.
The Great White North
There's probably a German word for this, something that's supposed to be funny, but just hurts instead. Weltschmerz? Something like that.
Good advice for fleeing Americans! Head to the south border. We’d love to help but thanks to bad policy, corruption and greed don’t have anywhere for you to live. It’s so ridiculous even our tent cities are full and have a ten year waiting list.
Darn! I wanted to bring my tent. I even have a zero degree sleeping bag.
@ Sorry our tent cities have grown so out of control our municipal governments are bypassing Canadians constitutional rights and the courts by use of an idiotic legal instrument called the notwithstanding clause that lets them use police force of violence to push homeless disabled Canadians into “voluntary” euthanasia and homeless families with children underground or at least somewhere out of sight. Unless you’re an independently wealthy multi millionaire or billionaire you won’t like Canada.
@@We-will-defeat-them It's not has bad has he says. Me and my tent mate got our spot 4 months ago and we waited only 7 years for the spot.
This public service announcement should be adapted for Spain and Portugal.
I got a pizza comin. 😄
The things Canadians do to avoid sharing with the neighbours.
Ok this was funny
I doubt Americans can afford to buy a house in Canada.
Hell we can't afford to buy a house here either.
A kinda-somewhat related and absolutely true story. When Covid hit, a Canadian expat, Allison Parliament, was up with her family in southern Ontario. On seeing her Jeep with American license plates she was verbally assaulted and told to get out of the country by an angry stranger in a parking lot. It shook her badly. As a way to maybe make folks smile during that dark time she bought a bag of little yellow rubber ducks and put one on another Jeep as a random act of kindness. Long story short, the story went viral, and ducking Jeeps is now a huge thing in the Jeeping community around the world. Ms. Parliament died earlier this year.
“Welcome to Canada. Please step into the ☠️booth for processing. Try the Soylent Green while you wait.”
yeah run away from america because u dont want to live somewhere affordable, come to canada its alot more expensive
Canada healthcare may not be free, but at least you can visit any doctor. In the US, you have in and out of network providers, and the worst part is that you have private health and can still deny you services all the time.
Nothing against the giy. BUt this woman is funny. Shes spot on EVERYTIME
Flimmed in Nova Scotia! LOVE IT!
too bad a house costs alot more then a house in america lol
It's always more expensive to live in a good country. Houses are really cheap in the usa.
Considering the exchange rate, they cost about the same
Always nice to see Greg Toomey. We need Jerry Boyle again!
lol too funny. Pizza is coming lol
Like Canada's known for good pizza. I'll stick with Chicago. 😂
Remember who ran the country 4 years ago and things were better… oh yeah. Right.
I remember doing a bicycle tour in Ohio about 10 years ago and a Canadian guy was bragging about their healthcare system. He said he only had to wait about six months for his heart surgery.
I'm an American who bought one of those Canadian houses... and I approve this message!
I live in the USA and I offer my apologies to all Canadians who have to deal with any one from here moving to Canada
I'm an American. I promise not to try to move there. But please let me spend a week mountain biking at Whistler, at least. Thank you. 🙏
LMAOOOOOOO!!!! This is GOLD!
Not many Americans buying houses where I live pretty much all Indians buying the houses .
Grassies or sandies?
cry more racist
@@supergiantrobot3501
Defecating in streets kind.
You want us to buy a house. Ha ha good one.
Why not Mexico? They support open borders.
It's not Americans you should worry about. It's Californians.
The worst part of moving to Canada is living in Canada.
There are more Canadians here in Florida than in all of Sasketchewan right now. Ask anyone that works for tips.
Canada got the better end of the deal. They got that sweet lamp.
Dear Canadians, thank you for bringing Tim Hortons to the US. They have a fantastic hot chocolate.
Those Acreages in Manitoba\Sask\Nothern AB are looking real nice right about now
Free land, just build a house.
Yup its frozen now
Hold on a sec, 22 minutes is based? All this time I assumed it was long gone.
Americans do not buy house in Canada. They are actually on par or more expensive than in us.
No, no housing is much more in the US.
I think houses are very expensive in big US cities, but the salaries there are a lot higher too. In Vancouver, there are not a of job opportunities, salaries are not high, but houses are so expensive.
Not really its about affordability you need 2 jobs to afford a house on a decent city in canada
@@PalmBeachFlorida24 The United States doesn't have a nation wide housing crisis.
Hhahaha
SUBBED!!😂
With it being on CBC, there's a fairly decent chance no one was watching it.🤣
You are the funniest people on the planet....wait - you are joking, right? It's snowing in Michigan.❤
🤣😂100% berta
Do your part guys ❤
Hey there, It's incredible how we connect with strangers in unexpected ways. Although I don't usually do this, I couldn't help but reach out to you after seeing your comment. Could you tell me what you like to do in your spare time?
@@Brett580lol after seeing your comment? 😂😂😂 you meant profile pic right? That was a sneaky simp move. And you do it non stop I see. You say that exact comment. Just change the name of whatever woman you trying to schmooze. I get it. Throw 100 darts blindly. Maybe one will hit the bullseye.😂😂
@ Get lost “chubby chaser”. 🤡
@@chrissims518 get lost “chubby chaser” 🤡
With a usd worth 1.40 canadian, they could buy up lots a drive up the prices. Lol
You can bet the house is at least 40% more here
I have siblings there. They can't even change their doctors. It takes several months to schedule an MRI..
Best country on earth! True Canadian here
Best country? lol. Have you seen our homeless encampments and have you used our “free healthcare”? Food bank use is in the rise, the list goes on. Oh I bet you as a far left sheep will tell me to leave? Nah bro. I’m gonna fight for my country.
yes its is
Delusional
no its not
@@VS257 What would Patrick Doyle say?
Do your research, you will find out pretty quick why you don't want to go to Canada.
They didn’t include the truck being stolen and the druggies on the street. Left the best Canadian experience out
Imagine driving all the way from Arizona to Canada, just to turn around and then go to Mexico instead (wonder if that detail was intentional).
Nothing is free here. Also housing is much cheaper in the US. If I just crossed some imaginary line, I would be able to afford a house in a heartbeat.
You love usa healthcare
@@junkfoodguy better than Canada's current system where people can't even get a doc
@InvisibleHotdog you think like USA 100k surgery vill
@@junkfoodguy do you not know about the Affordable Care Act? People can actually see doctors in a reasonable amount of time for a reasonable amount of money
@InvisibleHotdog you wanna pay up front surgery then million dollar bill
That was great!
That's how we Texans feel ...everyone and thier granny moving here...
Who the hell would want to move to Texas? Unless they like power outages.
@@Earthneedsado-over177And no reproductive rights.
and women dying, and environmental chaos and denialism, and sucking up to the billionaires and the craziest of the trump troops. On my list to be avoided
What did I just watch 😂
😂🤣😂🤣
I'd leave that lamp too.
Lol
I don't even have a copay here in the US. But, I pay about $1200 per month for Medicare Part B and Blue Cross Blue Shield for self plus one.